The MAPS strategies attempt to profit from being invested in the best-performing market sectors at different times. The strategies use trend-following models to tactically move between various asset classes like stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies based on market trends over different time periods. This allows the strategies to potentially profit in both rising and declining markets. The strategies offer daily liquidity and transparency and target annual returns between 7-16% with risk levels of 11-16% depending on the specific portfolio.

1. WEALTH MANAGEMENT WITH A DIFFERENCE!
Market Adaptive Portfolio
Strategies (MAPS)
INTRUST ADVISORS / PHONE: 813-253-2388 / WEB: WWW.INTRUSTADVISORS.COM

2. MAPS Strategies
Overview
IA’s MAPS strategies attempt to:
profit from being in just the market sector at the right time
benefit from a sophisticated portfolio and risk management
process
tactically move between asset classes at market inflection points
potentially profit in rising or declining markets
enjoy daily liquidity and complete transparency
targets returns of 7% - 16% and risk of 11% - 16%1
1 Risk
and return objectives vary by portfolio. Potential investors should seek professional help in choosing the right portfolio for them.

3. Portfolio Management
Trend Following Approach
Trend following approach
Persistent price and volume trends are key inefficiency exploited by strategies
Past price movements influence future price behavior
Trends vary in intensity, duration and frequency
Difference vs. Long/Short Equity
Significantly less bias to greater long exposure as markets peak nor short exposure at
market bottoms
Market exposure is determined by a series of trend following models over differing time
periods
Technically based strategy that moves well with changes in macro events
Trend followers tend to capture market fat tails (unexpected significant events) that may
make up for periods where market consolidation hurts returns
Long-term Performance Advantage
Rides leaders in up markets
Moves aside quickly (or short) in bear markets to preserve capital

4. The MAPS Process
How it Works?
Models Generates
Technical Triggers
1,200+
ETFs
Run
proprietary
MAPS
models and
technical
screens
daily
Confirm
Buys/Sells
on Charts
And
Manage
Trades
Models Generate
security rankings
Buy Those
That Are
Out Performing
Avoid Those
That Are
Under Performing

5. What Market Sectors Are Tracked?
Our MAPS Models
Our models track the following market sectors:
Global
Sectors
Style / Core
Countries
MAPSSM
Commodities
& Currencies
Fixed
Income
Int’l
Regions

6. Market Sectors
Example ETF Components
Sector
Rotation
Basic Materials
Consumer Goods
Consumer
Services
Energy
Financial Services
Healthcare
Industrials
Technology
Telecom
Utilities
Style / Core
Rotation
Large Cap Growth
Large Cap Value
Mid Cap Growth
Mid Cap Value
Small Cap Growth
Small Cap Value
Short Large Cap
Short Mid Cap
Short Small Cap
Int’l Regions
Rotation
Fixed Income
Rotation
Europe, Asia and
Far East
Pacific-Ex Japan
Emerging Markets
Europe
Latin America
1-3 Yr. Treasury
Bonds
7-10 Yr. Treasury
Bonds
20+ Yr. Treasury
Bonds
Corporate Bonds
Domestic Aggregate
Bonds
High Yield Bonds
International
Aggregate Bonds
TIPS
Mortgage Backed
Bonds
Preferred Stock
Country
Rotation
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
France
Germany
Hong Kong
Italy
Japan
Malaysia
Mexico
Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Singapore

7. IA’s Model Portfolios
One For Every Risk/Return Objective
Five RiskAdjusted
Portfolios
To Choose
From
Return
Risk or Volatility
IA Trend
Tracker
IA Bal.
80
IA Global
Opportunity
ETF
IA
Tactical
Equity
IA Bal.
60
U.S. Style/Core
U.S. Sectors
International
Countries
Fixed Income
Commodities & Currencies
28%
20%
12%
40%
-
44%
20%
16%
20%
-
100%
-
75%
25%
-
40%
15%
12%
8%
25%

8. Market Sectors
Example ETF Components
Model Portfolio
Target Return
Target Risk
Global
Opportunities
11% - 13%
Under 13%
Trend Tracker
10% - 12%
Under 12%
Tactical Equity
10% - 12%
Under 12%
Balanced 80-20
8% - 10%
Under 12%
Balanced 60-40
7% - 9%
Under 11%
Note: Targeted returns are NOT guaranteed and any past performance is not indicative of
future returns.

9. Our Process
The Buy Decision –
Positions are added to the MAPS portfolios when all of
the following occurs:
Position ranks high in our proprietary MAPS models
Our short-term, intermediate term or long-term trend
following models generate a signal to go either long or
inverse (short)
Position has adequate liquidity to justify a purchase
Exposure models allow additional positions to meet ideal
exposure targets

10. Our Process
The Sell Decision
Positions are sold from the MAPS portfolios when one or more of
the following occurs:
Position hits its trailing stop loss
Position hits its target price, as adjusted from time to time
Position demonstrate price or volume trend weakness
Trend following models generate a trade signal
Positions may sometimes be held beyond these sell points where there
are corresponding hedge or inverse positions

11. Example Trade
Rising Market & Position
Sell Position
Enter Trade
Trade-line break;
Stochastic crossover;
MACD crossover
Positive Stochastic;
MACD Crossover;
Trend-line breakout

12. Portfolio Management
Minimum ETF Holding Rules
No matter the portfolio, we attempt to provide diversity of holdings:
U.S. Sector
3 to 5 ETFs
U.S. Style/ Core
1 to 4 ETFs
International
2 to 4 ETFs
Fixed Income
2 to 4 ETFs
Country
3 to 5 ETFs
Alternatives (Commodities/Currencies)
1 to 5 ETFs
Note: If a portfolio holds less than the range of positions shown above,
cash will be the other position in the allocation.

13. Portfolio Risk Management
Position Sizing and Exposure Limits
Risk management:
Diversification of holdings (within ETFs and in the
number of portfolio positions)
Proper position sizing
Use of hedging or inverse positions to manage
exposure
Trailing stop losses on trading positions
Exposure Limits:
Maximum limits are 50% net short to 150% net long
Targeted exposure is 30% net short to 125% net long
The exception is IA Trend Tracker is always fully
invested and it can be 100% net long to 100% net short.

14. Who Should Hire IA?
The Investment Decision
Investors Seeking:
Broad diversification in a wide range of asset classes
Robust risk and portfolio management
A hedge fund like strategy with lower fees, complete transparency
and instant liquidity
An actively managed alternative to “Buy and Hold” strategies
An adaptive strategy managed based on objective technical and
quantitative indictors

15. For More Information – Contact
Jeff Diercks, Managing Director
Phone: 813-253-2388 x 222; Email: jdiercks@intrustadvisors.com
InTrust Advisors
Phone:(813) 253-2388 / Fax:(813) 253-0949
www.intrustadvisors.com
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16. Disclosures
The information presented herein is confidential and proprietary to InTrust Advisors and its affiliates
(“InTrust”). This material is not to be reproduced in whole or in part or used for any purpose except as
authorized by InTrust and is to be treated as strictly confidential and not disclosed directly or indirectly
to any party other than the recipient.
This presentation constitutes neither an offer to sell nor a solicitation of an offer to buy any of the
products or services referred to herein. The presentation is provided solely as background
information on InTrust. All material presented is compiled from sources believed to be reliable and
current, but accuracy cannot be guaranteed.
InTrust is not making any representation of warranty, expressed or implied, regarding any prospective
investor’s legal, tax or accounting treatment of matters described herein, and are not responsible for
providing legal, tax or accounting advice to any prospective investor.
Prospective investors should be aware that past performance results are not necessarily indicative of
future results, and that different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk, and there can
be no assurance that the future performance of any specific investment, investment strategy, or
product made reference to directly or indirectly in this document, will be profitable or equal any
corresponding indicated historical performance record.
Diversification cannot eliminate the risk of investment loss. Investments in certain sector funds are
considered speculative and affected by a variety of worldwide economic, financial and political
events. The use of option strategies, shorts and other hedge fund like strategies are also considered
speculative and may result in the risk of investment loss.
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